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C.H. Spurgeon

    • Bible – French Darby Esther Chapter 10:1-3.

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    Esther 10

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    10:1 ¶ Et le roi Assuérus imposa un tribut sur le pays et sur les îles de la mer.

    10:2 Et tous les actes de sa puissance et de sa force, et la déclaration de la grandeur de Mardochée, comment le roi l’éleva, ne sont-ils pas écrits dans le livre des chroniques des rois de Médie et de Perse?

    10:3 Car Mardochée, le Juif, fut le second après le roi Assuérus, et il fut grand parmi les Juifs et agréable à la multitude de ses frères, cherchant le bien de son peuple et parlant pour la paix de toute sa race.

     


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